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🔥 TEAM-UP CARD: Captain America (Steve Rogers) and Bucky Barnes, 1940's look! 🔥

2026 Topps Brooklyn Collection - Captain America 85th Anniversary

Released in Dec. 1940 (cover dated March, 1941) by Timely Comics (which would later become Marvel Comics), Captain America Comics # 1 is where it all began!

Created by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, that first issue also featured featured the first appearance of Cap's teenage sidekick Bucky, and thus the legend was born!

Marvel Ultra Onslaught 1996 by Sky International

Taken by nuo2x2 with Galaxy A51

it’s time for more awesome trading cards illustrations!!

gotta say, love the unique/different styles of Invincible Girl and Iron Man on this series!!

2024 - AGENT VENOM sketch card process! 😊 (unreleased set from last year)

GAMBIT!!! 🔥 Scan + process pix!

2025 Topps Marvel Studios Chrome

In Marvel Studio's 2024 mega-blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine, we FINALLY got to see Channing Tatum's long-awaited cinematic debut as Gambit (my 2nd favorite X-Men character, after Wolvie, since 1990!)! (Cont.)

It truly was one of my favorite, most stand-out moments of the movie to FINALLY see a (mostly!) comic-accurate version of Gambit on the big screen! (I say mostly 'cause I really wished he'd had the black eyes with red irises, but I digress! lol) (Cont.)

That moment, along with seeing the return of Wesley Snipes' Blade and Dafne Keen's Laura Kinney/X-23 were among the most thrilling surprises, in a movie that already had me completely OVERJOYED to see Hugh Jackman back as Wolvie (something we all thought impossible after Logan!), and FINALLY ROCKING A COMIC-ACCURATE YELLOW AND BLUE SUIT!! Not to mention all the other Wolvie variants from that INCREDIBLE montage scene, and it even featured other fun and unexpected returns like Chris Evans' Johnny Storm and Jennifer Garner's Elektra! (Cont.)

While 20th Century Fox's 2009 X-Men Origins: Wolverine film did, in fact, feature Gambit's actual first live-action appearance as played by Taylor Kitsch (who did a great job with what he was given), well...I mean, technically it also featured Ryan Renolds' first appearance as Deadpool, but in both cases I kinda feel like they don't really count, because they were just so different from the source material, not to mention underwhelming. There were definitely other positive aspects to that flick (particularly Liev Schreiber's younger Sabretooth), but yeah, I felt Gambit and Deadpool both got pretty shortchanged there. (Cont.)

Thankfully, it's a totally different time now, and I can't wait to see Gambit return in Avengers: Doomsday!!

* This was my very first Gambit sketch card!

* All sketch cards in this set are based on the Marvel comics versions of these characters (not the movie versions)

* This set was my first time using watercolors on sketch cards!

🔥 Loki, classic look (1962)! 🔥

2026 Topps Brooklyn Collection - Captain America 85th Anniversary

SILVER SURFER!!! 🔥 Scan + process pix!

2025 Topps Marvel Studios Chrome

Besides the first live-action debuts of Ghost Rider and Venom on the big screen, 2007 also gave us the very first feature film appearance of the Silver Surfer in 20th Century Fox's Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer! (Cont.)

Excellently played by the always awesome Doug Jones, he looked amazing and I loved how they displayed the use of his powers in this movie, super fun! (Cont.)

While the modern-day MCU introduced the female Shalla-Bal as the Silver Surfer in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Jones played the classic Norrin Radd version—the original herald of Galactus and Shalla-Bal’s comic book love interest (she would later also briefly take up the Surfer mantle). (Cont.)